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The Crystal Shack | Inhabitants of Inside Falls | Creatures | Main Antagonists

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In General

• Back for the Finale: In the third part of Terrorcalypse, many of them are shown hiding in the Crystal Shack under the leadership of Pearl.
• Monster of the Week: Most of them are one-episode antagonists that are disposed off by the Crystal Shack gang. However, some of them come back some chapters after their debut.
• Our Monsters Are Weird: If the fact that the Slendytubbies replace the gnomes of the first story doesn't impress you, then try to check any of the other swaps.

The Slendytubbies

A group of bear-like creatures with light gray skin and televisions on their bellies. The first supernatural creatures Chara and Frisk face off agains't, kicked off by the fact Frisk is temporarily kidnapped by four of them.

• Bizarre Alien Biology: When Chara shakes hands with Tinky Winky, she finds out his skin (and probably the rest of the race as well) has a bedsheet texture.
• Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: The main Quartet chases off Chara and Frisk in their bigger monstruous forms.
• Friendly Enemy: Chara and Frisk doesn't seem to hold a large grudge agains't them (in Chara's case, it's slightly odd). They even attempt to contract them to help defeat Peridot in "Peridot's Ascension".
• Starter Villain: They kick off all the engagement of the Dreemurr twins over the supernatural of the town.

The Inside Falls Destiny

A legendary dragon claimed to live high in the mountains.

• Monster of the Week: Of "The Tale of Destiny".
• Our Dragons Are Different: A yellow dragon based on the Chinese myth ones instead of the common, Western variation ones.
• Real After All: Not as explictly as the Gobblewonker, but the gang does hear some of it's flying noises before going away.

Inklings

A bunch of girls with squid characteristics that try to take Chara under their wing to make her more feminine.

• Enemy Mine: They hate Mettaton for not being manly, but during Terrorcalypse, they work together to survive.
• One-Gender Race: Female in their case.

Kebako

The main protagonist and playable character of Cat Girl Without Salad: ~Amuse-Bouche~. Thanks to a code Chara found out, she was brought to life.

• Arm Cannon: Her main weapon.
• Beware the Silly Ones: A complete Cloudcuckoo Lander and ditz. Doesn't mean she isnt strong when in the real world and can't easily give a Curb-Stomp Battle to Chara (take in mind, this is a Badass Normal Bookworm Kid Hero that already dealt with other anomalies before).
• Cloudcuckoo Lander
• The Ditz: Once she comes to real life, she can't make out Chara is a human (she calls her simply a "weird-looking being"). That is only the beginning of other pearls.
• Face Death with Dignity: She just giggles in victory as she dissolves in pixels back into her game.
• The Game Come to Life: Chara brings her to life to fight against Jasper. ...except it doesnt go well at all.
• Jerkass Woobie: In "Terrorcalypse - Part 3":
  DON'T WORRY,WEIRD BEING. TERRORCALYPSE TAUGHT ME BEING WHO I AM DOESN'T ALWAYS WORK OUT TO SOLVE ANYTHING. MY NEW WEAPON IS SADNESS.
• Knight Templar: A ditzy variation.
• Large Ham
• Monster of the Week: Of "~Amuse-Bouche~".
• No Indoor Voice: Oh boy.
• Trademark Favorite Food: Cronuts, like her canon self. Chara is aware of that and uses some spare ones to recover her health.
• Unknown Rival: Sets herself as a rival for Jasper, and later Chara, just because the latter said so and not for deeper reasons.
• Would Hurt a Child: She gives Chara a horrible time with her Arm Cannon. A great part of this trope may be born out of her stupidness.

Kirby

A puffball-looking alien child that ended up trapped in Inside Falls after falling from the sky a undetermined time ago. Frisk befriends him and decides to search for the "Warp Star" he left behind so he can go back to his home.

• Blush Stickers
• Interspecies Romance: He and Frisk make a form of Puppy Love.
• Long-Distance Relationship: He ends up giving a pink phone to Frisk so he can keep ocassionaly communicating with her.
• Misunderstood Loner with a Heart of Gold
• Nice Guy: He's pretty lovable and friendly.
• There's No Place Like Home: All he wants is to find his Warp Star and return to his home planet.

The Tyranossaurus Rex

A pre-historic beast of millions years ago that was preserved in sap before the summer in Inside Falls.

• Ambiguous Gender
• Badass Normal: Is basically a regular dinosaur preserved trough time by sap, and doesn't have any paranormal wits compared to other monsters of the week. Doesn't mean they are a silly threat.
• Killed Off for Real: Pearl lures it down to a pit with a stick successfully. Since Tyranossaurus are not able to fly, and the pit seems very deep, it's at least possible that this is Rex's fate. If that wasn't their final fate, they probably got trapped in the pit anyway.
• Monster of the Week: Of "Jurassic Temmie'.
• Prehistoric Monster

The Bendy Trio

A trio of characters from a 30's cartoon, brought to life thanks to Frisk's imagination. Frisk personally thinks they are her semi-imaginary friends.

• Art Shift: In-Universe, they are stated to look exactly like cartoons from the 30's era, only with more realistic proportions.
• The Anti-Nihilist: Upon discovering they were actually summoned to spy on the Dreemurr's, they just briefly get caught on despair before accepting it and deciding to stick on the Dreemurr side anyway.
• Came Back Strong: They are revived thanks to Frisk's imagination, after the Zodiac Demons destroy them.
• Dark Is Not Evil: Thanks to the limited color pallet of their origin show, they are entirely black and white. But since Frisk imagines them as her semi-imaginary friends, they're on her side.
• Guest-Star Party Member: Join up with Frisk, Chara and Asriel after being summoned as a apparent consolation gift for Frisk.

• It Has Been an Honor:
  Bendy: Buddies? It was a blast our journey...but unfortunately we are going to need to push you outta the way!

• Taking the Bullet: When the Zodiac Demons combine their strength to destroy Frisk and Asriel's bodies and wake them up prematurely, Bendy and his pals take the attacks, resulting in the trio melting into ink pools and fading away.

• Unwitting Pawn: The actual reason they were created? To spy on Chara, Frisk and Asriel and help the Zodiac Demons. They aren't exactly happy about finding out.

Monika

One of the characters of a visual novel Asriel bought called Doki Doki Literature Club!. At first, she looks like a character like any other inside the game, but when she deletes two of her classmate's files, it's revealed she's sentient.

• Affably Evil: Despite the forced mind control she did on Asriel, and what she did to her clubmates, she's nice to him and only gets violent when his cousins and his other girlfriend want to protect him from her.
• A.I. Is a Crapshoot: Not as much as Giffany, but her determination to keep Asriel for herself is dangerous on a degree.
• Heel Realization: Thanks to a "The Reason You Suck" Speech from Asriel, she decided to give his cousins and new girlfriend back so he could be happier.
• I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: Choose her "boyfriend"'s loved ones' freedom over his heart.
• Monster of the Week: Of "His Best Date".
• Yandere: Thanks to the time she spent rotting in the game's CD, she's obsessed on winning Asriel.

Rosenqueen Palace's Ghost/Flowey

A spirit possessing a flower, haunting the Rosenqueen Palace, and threatening to plunge the party to chaos if not stopped.

• Ax-Crazy: Chara not-so-indirectly states he is this, and she's not wrong at all. It's made more unsettling due to the fact that Flowey is actually the spirit of a young boy.
• Botanical Abomination: In a similar vein to his canon self.
• Empowered Badass Normal: Gone from a young boy to a flower-incarnated poltergeist that terrorizes the palace of the family that damned his life before death.
• Evil Counterpart: To Chara, in a minor way. Both were allies of the Rosenqueen family (Flowey as a direct, youngest heir, Chara as a hired ghostbuster) without being aware of their dark side, and once they learned about it, they snapped. However, while Chara learned that the current members of the family are Not Evil, Just Misunderstood and managed to forgive them all, Flowey mindlessly sought revenge against them to the point of Misplaced Retribution until he was calmed down. He points this out as Chara is about to exorcise him out of his flower host.
  Flowey: Why you need to do this? You're the only one that understands me.
• Evil Versus Evil: Somewhat averted with the recent members of the Rosenqueen family, who are Not Evil, Just Misunderstood, but to the ancestors, while he has legitimate reasons to hate them, he's not a mentally stable saint himself; Chara points it out.
• Foul Flower: Although he actually wasn't born a flower and, when he finds enough peace to ascend to the afterlife, he leaves the golden flower vessel behind.
• Ghostly Goals: For a Rosenqueen member to honor the promise and invite the common townsfolk to the Palace. Only Etoile, not bound by Extreme Doormat fear of her ancestors, manages to give him closure.
• He Who Fights Monsters: Has a sympathetic reason to revolt against his own family, but many screws loose and a lack of care for harming innocent bystanders.
• Long-Lost Relative: Turns out he's actually the ghost of a Rosenqueen and is related to Etoile by association.
• Monster of the Week: Of "Rosenqueen Palace Mystery".
• Offing the Offspring: How he met his untimely demise; he rebelled enough against his family that he was thrown outside and left to die in a mudslide.
• Our Ghosts Are Different: His rampage can be stopped (at least temporarily/without fulfilling the Rosenqueen promise) by sealing him inside a flower pot.
• Rhymes on a Dime: Once he attacks the party-goers.
• Sheltered Aristocrat: If his words were not only a trick to allow Chara to be caught off-guard and drop the pot, then he could've been this back when he was alive.
• Unperson: Implied. He states that the Rosenqueens kept the curse and the way to unlock it to themselves, and scared their descendants to the point of Extreme Doormat-ness without mentioning him.
• Used to Be a Sweet Kid: It is implied that he was the White Sheep among the ancestors of the Rosenqueen family, going by his excitement to meet the common townsfolk. To transform into such Foul Flower after death is a drastic change to say the least.

The Other Great Aunt/The Beldam

A creature with button eyes, and arms & legs made out of needles, that feeds on the souls of children she manages to lure with the Other World's charm. When Frisk and company visits her, she takes a form with similarities to Pearl Crystal Dreemurr.

• Evil Versus Evil: The reason why Frisk is going to her in the first place is to get a piece of her hair, that is going to help protect the Crystal Shack from the Zodiac Demons. Can be considered Evil Versus Oblivion to a degree, since the Zodiac Demons' goal is putting a apocalypse on it.
• Foil: Both she and the Zodiac Demons are vile creatures that are against the Dreemurr's, have black and/or white on their palettes, use manipulation and false flattery (overreacting when they don't get what they want), and depend of some sort of method to access the real world (the Beldam tries to use her severed hand to catch the girls one last time, the Zodiac Demons must use a body as a host after a deal or break the multidimensional rift to obtain full freedom). But while the key can easily lock her from the real world, and her world's entrance in this AU is hidden enough to render it almost unknown, the Zodiac Demons' are near-omnipotent in-dreams, and their "lock" (the rift) is something fragile that could easily shatter and free them.
• Magic Hair: Her hair is one of the components to create a Zodiac Demons-proof barrier.
• Monster of the Week: Of "Frisk and The Secret World".
• Yandere: She will do anything to keep children on her spider web.

Friskworld

The bubble prison the Zodiac Demons used to trap Frisk inside. To keep her from getting out, they not only brainwashed her but also made the bubble reflect her own inner fantasies, resulting in a world inhabited by any living thing Frisk ever imagined, similar to both a modern city and a medieval kingdom and insanely colorful.

• Berserk Button: Mentioning reality or ditching them for it. Goes as far enough for them to hurt their "Lady," Frisk, once she comes to her senses and wants to go back to it.
• Crapsaccharine World: It seems to be a beautiful, if not whimsical "The Musical mixed with Urban Fantasy and Medieval European Fantasy" world, but it's all a guise to keep Frisk happy. When she finally rejects it, the place finally sheds any remnants of its mask away.
• Knight in Shining Armor: The clone of Chara that dwells there behaves like one while speaking with a Shakespearean accent.
• Lotus-Eater Machine: Friskworld keeps not only Frisk herself, but any poor soul that enters it, trapped, by giving them anything they want even before they want it and painting itself as a perfect world.
• Other Me Annoys Me: Chara hates her chivarlous, knightly counterpart. Enough to threaten to stab her if she doesn't leave.
• Replacement Goldfish: Knight Chara was created by Brainwashed and Crazy Frisk as a more "fun" version of Chara.
• Sugar Bowl: Paints itself as the perfect world for Frisk to live in, but it's not afraid to distract invasors with it's appearance. The inhabitants even suddenly burst into musical numbers!
• Too Spicy for Yog-Sothoth: Even Frisk thinks Friskworld is too much for her.
• The Worm That Walks: Friskworld's copy of Lapis and the owl judge of the colliseum-esque battle dissolve, respectively, onto cockroaches and rats when Chara and Frisk refuse them.